About this event
Complete this application to be considered for the 2022 ROUSHParts.com Mini-Series
Time to beat the heat of summer with this exciting 2-race event from ROUSH Performance eSports. Featuring a pair of Sprint-Mini races guaranteed to keep you sweating, each night will consist of practice, open-qualifying, and TWO 15-minute races. Each event will have a live stream broadcast with the ROUSH commentary booth and guest feature announcers as well.
Going back to our roots of road racing, the ROUSHParts.com Mini-Series will be competing in GT3 cars open to all manufacturers. Sure to provide close racing and incredible action, it's time that ROUSH eSports utilizes the entire GT3 class to provide the best and most diverse racing experience.
August 25th - Watkins Glen Int (Boot/Full Course)
August 31st - Red Bull Ring (Grand Prix)
NOTICE: Race 1 is on a THURSDAY (8/25), Race 2 is on a WEDNESDAY
Each event will have green flag at 8:30PM ET. Each night will have TWO races, each 15-minutes long.
Each event will have a live stream broadcast available on various ROUSH social channels with full commentary.
Please note that each race will be limited to 45-entrants. Applicants will be selected by ROUSH Performance’s sole discretion based on various considerations and previous attendance.
All races will be held using the iRacing simulator and every competitor will use the GT3 class. Setups will be OPEN.
Full event details will be sent upon completion of this application.
Event requirements
You must agree to the following ROUSH Performance information disclosure policy when you complete the registration form:
"The Series events will be publicly broadcast via multiple internet channels and social media, and may include commentary that includes the information that you submit below (except email and phone number). By submitting this form, you consent to the public broadcast of your full name, home town, iRating, and any information that you include in the “notes” fields below. Please omit personal information that you do not wish to have publicly broadcast."